Mercusys MS106LP 6-Port 10/100Mbps Desktop Switch with 4-Port PoE+ Network Hub|2× Uplink Ports|Long-Range |PoE Auto Recovery | Plug and Play|Durable Metal Casing

I can use 1 gbps networkingSo fast0 lagFile sharing is too much fast19GB File transfer is just secandSpeed 4 fully gigabit portElectric use only 5 wattRating 5 starRecommendEase of installationValue for money

good product!working fine.good for cctv poe cameras

Its was awesome really good product basically in my fiber router only 2 lan ports so i want more than 4 ports so that's why i purchase this product and install it its works really good i am using this product for 2 pc streaming so no lag no network issues or no speed problems all are good so go for it

I saw a lot of reviews that stated that network throughput is bad or that the switch is responsible for packet loss, etc. I've been using this switch for more than 3 months now and it performs like a dream.I am enclosing a test I did via iperf with the following connection PC -> jio_router -> Mercusys switch -> mikrotik router -> Mac Mini with cable lengths exceeding 30m. Despite having 2 more switches in the way, the actual throughput was 950mbps (see enclosed pic). I have 0 doubts on the quality of the product - would wholeheartedly recommend it.

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It is a good product to use as it lets you expand your rj45 lan network across your house/office, however, lack of information that one of the slots is used for inlet of your internet network cable thereby leaving you with just 4 slots to use it as an expander and not 5 as advertised. Moreover, it requires power connection unlike other such gadgets which operate on the power derived by the cables themselves. It’s on the costlier side as well but yes does the work properly as required and expected!

The Good:- Well build (no gaps or skew in the build frame, no leftover bits n bobs. Good quality control)* small and light - height is slightly greater than the height of an RJ45 Jack and the width is little more than 5 x RJ45 width + 12V pin width with a little spacers, and thus easy to wall mount or hide away on/under/behind/inside something else.The Bad:- The negotiated speed is 1GBPS FULL Duplex (as shown by ethtool on linux and linux kernel output via `dmesg`), but the average speed still comes to 100MBPS i.e. less than 12 Mb/s transfers ONLY ONE SIDED. Tested on linux with `dd`, `pv` and `nc`.- Needs a DHCP serving device to be attached or auto-configuration of IP addresses enabled.As you can guess, paying for a GBPS SWITCH that behaves like a 100MBPS HUB is not worth it.My personal experience: Do not buy.Why I got it: I bought it for testing a setup of a small Raspberry Pi cluster, which worked fine. However when I finally started to test shared updates over the network, I found that the switch was a bottleneck: in fact it wasn't a switch at all, given that it was behaving as HALF-DUPLEX.

Works well, easy to use and it's plug-and-play. The included adapter is trash, keeps moving around and failed after a few days.It's a simple 5V adapter, I simply cut it up and made it into a usb cable (this should've been done from the beginning :/)Anyway it works perfectly after that.